TV Comedian Cliff Arquette Dies at 88 in Burbank
Cliff Arquette, creator of the Charley Weaver persona, died Monday of a heart attack at St Joseph's Medical Center in Burbank at age 88. He lived in the shadow of Weaver, the rube grandfatherly character he popularized on NBC and Hollywood Squares.
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George Harrison announces North American tour in 1968
George Harrison plans a November 2 tour launch for his first U.S. road trip since 1968. A Madison Square Garden benefit marked his last public appearance. The tour will run seven weeks with five concerts in 27 cities, featuring Ravi Shankar as accompanying sitarist.
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Burton on Liz and Elizabeth Taylor Love Tale
Richard Burton spoke in London about his split from Elizabeth Taylor, saying they loved each other but could not live together. He dismissed marriage to Taylor's companion Henry Wynberg, predicted she would marry a different man, and shared anecdotes about Churchill and a forthcoming TV project. Burton also commented on their shared jokes about custody of their children and praised Taylor as a lovely, remarkable woman.
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Meredith Halts Primary Bar to Run as Independent
Circuit Judge Fran cis Rawliog ruled that James Meredith may run as an independent in Mississippi's 4th Congressional District this fall. Meredith, first black undergraduate at Ole Miss in 1962, had been ruled ineligible by the Election Commission for participating in Democratic primaries.
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Rescue Delays Pin Honduran Hurricane Victims
Combined News Services reports Honduras faces 350000 displaced after Hurricane Fifi with as many as 40000 awaiting rescue without food or water. Government notes 7000 deaths denied, ambassador cites different figures, while rivers flood areas the size of West Virginia.
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Cyprus crisis threat to UN if Turkey kept partition
Greek Foreign Minister George Papoulias told the General Assembly that Cyprus could kill the United Nations unless it forces Turkey to abandon its military partition of the island. He warned the UN to act with Charter fidelity or risk failing like the League of Nations. In Greece, a new civilian government ended a ban on the Greek Communist Party, enabling participation in general elections after 11 years. In Argentina, a former federal policeman and a hotel owner were killed in an attempted assassination at the University of Buenos Aires, bringing political violence deaths to about 85. In the U.S., Senator Adlai Stevenson proposed a one-year moratorium on nuclear reactor exports to other nations to curb proliferation and preserve global stability.
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Argentina
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United States
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House OKs $82.6 Billion Defense Budget Amid CIA Secrecy Clash
The House approved an $82.6 billion defense appropriation for the 1975 fiscal year by a 293 to 59 vote, sending the measure to the Senate. It cuts $4.4 billion from the administration request, chiefly in weapons procurement and research, while concealing undisclosed CIA funds for overseas operations. Representative Robert Giaiino of Connecticut opposed the bill over CIA secrecy.
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D-Conn
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Autumn frost grips Midwest and Boston schools face turmoil
A Chicago area frost ends the growing season across the Midwest with record low temperatures on the first day of autumn. Farmers fear crop damage amid prior rains and drought. In Boston, a whites led boycott disrupts Charlestown High School during integration protests, with two injuries and arrests near the Registry of Motor Vehicles.
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Bra varieties offer featherweight support and comfort
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